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  • Merlinnv12

    It was made in Germany in the Luger factory, perhaps?

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  • Toolman286

    Do you have pics of the top toggle & under the barrel?

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  • RobOz

    Do you have the original box?

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  • ridgleyart
    Toolman286: 31514730182171/comments/31514722442395

    Do you have pics of the top toggle & under the barrel?

    RobOz: 31514730182171/comments/31514750844187

    Do you have the original box?

    No box

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  • Sam06

    Wartime production(1940) by Mauser(42) code. I thought most of them had a byf on them too. The parts I see are all matching except the magazine.


    Nice looking gun.

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  • ridgleyart

    Thanks guys!

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  • nmyers

    Sam nailed it; it is called a "code 42", a common WW2 era Luger. This model is not marked "byf".

    It appears to be original finish, but photos are not quite good enough to be sure. There are potential problems that could drastically reduce the value, so I would not buy without a guaranty that also includes shipping both ways. You don't want to pay a lot if "import marked". Since the Germans used corrosive ammo in WW2, value would drop dramatically if there is rust or corrosion in the bore or on the breech block (where the firing pin is). Same for inside the frame, or hidden areas of internal parts.

    Neal

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  • ridgleyart

    Thanks Neal, there don't appear to be any import marks, the auction states that it is a GI bring back.

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  • Toolman286

    The 44 on the left side plate seems a little different. I seem to remember that the side plate was taken from bring back Lugers. Companies like Sarco offered replacements.

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  • stonefogartyaz

    My humble opinion is, the more photos the better as far as determining the condition of an item before purchasing.

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  • Grasshopper

    Guessing it fetched 2k. And?

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  • nmyers

    This topic was posted 1 year ago, Mr Yaz. Most of the folks who commented have lost interest. Best not to stir up the dust in the archive warehouse.

    Neal

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  • Ruger4me

    " Best not to stir up the dust in the archive warehouse." nmyers Neal, just curious why? Seems like a new member just commented on a post he was interested in... besides maybe it will bring ridgleyart back he hasn't posted in awhile, but what do I know...

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  • Junkballer

    Interesting firearm threads should never get old especially on a firearm site.....that's only my opinion though but I'll stand by it. Besides some of us may have missed it the first go-round.... I did.

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